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Bad Beithe

Wood, Forest in Argyllshire

Scotland

Bad Beithe

Badan Darach in the Strath of Orchy What looks like wet rough grazing, with trees. On the right is the lower slope of Monadh Driseig
Badan Darach in the Strath of Orchy Credit: M J Richardson

Bad Beithe, located in Argyllshire, Scotland, is a picturesque woodland area known for its rich natural beauty and diverse ecosystem. Situated amidst the breathtaking scenery of the Scottish Highlands, this forested region covers a vast expanse of land, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

The woodlands of Bad Beithe are predominantly composed of native tree species such as Scots pine, birch, and oak, which create a dense canopy and provide shelter to a variety of wildlife. The forest floor is carpeted with a vibrant tapestry of mosses, ferns, and wildflowers, adding to the enchanting ambiance of the area.

The forest is crisscrossed with a network of well-maintained trails, allowing visitors to explore the beauty of Bad Beithe at their own pace. These paths meander through towering trees, babbling brooks, and hidden clearings, offering glimpses of the stunning vistas that surround the area. Nature lovers can also spot a plethora of bird species, including golden eagles, red kites, and various songbirds, as they soar through the skies or nest among the branches.

In addition to its natural wonders, Bad Beithe also holds historical significance. The woodland area is home to several ancient ruins and standing stones, providing glimpses into the region's past. The atmosphere is steeped in folklore and legends, further enhancing the mystique of this magical forest.

Overall, Bad Beithe in Argyllshire is a captivating destination that showcases the untamed beauty of the Scottish Highlands. From its lush greenery and diverse wildlife to its historical allure, this wood offers a serene and captivating experience for all who visit.

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Bad Beithe Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.41244/-4.9828766 or Grid Reference NN1628. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Badan Darach in the Strath of Orchy What looks like wet rough grazing, with trees. On the right is the lower slope of Monadh Driseig
Badan Darach in the Strath of Orchy
What looks like wet rough grazing, with trees. On the right is the lower slope of Monadh Driseig
Rough pasture with cattle at Stronmilchan Looking to Creag Mhor.
Rough pasture with cattle at Stronmilchan
Looking to Creag Mhor.
Pasture in Glen Strae With Beinn Mhic-Mhonaidh about 8 km up the glen.
Pasture in Glen Strae
With Beinn Mhic-Mhonaidh about 8 km up the glen.
The River Strae at Stronmilchan Looking upstream from Strae Bridge, with deciduous woodland on both side.
The River Strae at Stronmilchan
Looking upstream from Strae Bridge, with deciduous woodland on both side.
The River Strae at Stronmilchan Looking downstream from Strae Bridge, with deciduous woodland on both side.
The River Strae at Stronmilchan
Looking downstream from Strae Bridge, with deciduous woodland on both side.
Strae Bridge at Stronmilchan The tall plant on the right is Hemp Agrimony, and it is shown in detail in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6930898">NN1429 : Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan</a> and <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6930903">NN1429 : Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan</a>.
Strae Bridge at Stronmilchan
The tall plant on the right is Hemp Agrimony, and it is shown in detail in NN1429 : Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan and NN1429 : Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan.
Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan Hemp Agrimony [Eupatorium cannabinum] growing on Strae Bridge. Flowering is finished and the seeds a have a pappus of hairs like some other Asteraceae [e.g. Dandelion]; for detail see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6930903">NN1429 : Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan</a>, and habit and habitat see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6930888">NN1429 : Strae Bridge at Stronmilchan</a>.
Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan
Hemp Agrimony [Eupatorium cannabinum] growing on Strae Bridge. Flowering is finished and the seeds a have a pappus of hairs like some other Asteraceae [e.g. Dandelion]; for detail see NN1429 : Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan, and habit and habitat see NN1429 : Strae Bridge at Stronmilchan.
Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan Hemp Agrimony [Eupatorium cannabinum] growing on Strae Bridge. Flowering is finished and the seeds a have a pappus of hairs, which helps dispersal, like some other Asteraceae [e.g. Dandelion]; for the whole plant see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6930898">NN1429 : Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan</a>, and habit and habitat see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6930888">NN1429 : Strae Bridge at Stronmilchan</a>.
Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan
Hemp Agrimony [Eupatorium cannabinum] growing on Strae Bridge. Flowering is finished and the seeds a have a pappus of hairs, which helps dispersal, like some other Asteraceae [e.g. Dandelion]; for the whole plant see NN1429 : Hemp Agrimony at Stronmilchan, and habit and habitat see NN1429 : Strae Bridge at Stronmilchan.
Sheep pasture in the Strath of Orchy The river is in the dip at middle right.
Sheep pasture in the Strath of Orchy
The river is in the dip at middle right.
Farm track in Strath Orchy Leading down through pastures towards the river.
Farm track in Strath Orchy
Leading down through pastures towards the river.
Fingal's View Cottage and shed in Stronmilchan; little changed from Alan Reid's view 4 years earlier <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5397034">NN1528 : Cottage and old barn in Stronmilchan</a>.
Fingal's View
Cottage and shed in Stronmilchan; little changed from Alan Reid's view 4 years earlier NN1528 : Cottage and old barn in Stronmilchan.
This is a Rural Watch Area A rather faded notice from Police Scotland and Neighbourhood Watch. Not a lot of use if one does not already know the contact details. On the door of a small shed on the B8077 at Fingal's View.
This is a Rural Watch Area
A rather faded notice from Police Scotland and Neighbourhood Watch. Not a lot of use if one does not already know the contact details. On the door of a small shed on the B8077 at Fingal's View.
Milestone in Strath Orchy D[almal]ly 1; O[ba]N 25; and, on the top, IN[verara]y 16. The next one west is at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NN14862657">NN14862657</a>, just visible on StreetView, and a '7' is just readable on the top.
Milestone in Strath Orchy
D[almal]ly 1; O[ba]N 25; and, on the top, IN[verara]y 16. The next one west is at NN14862657, just visible on StreetView, and a '7' is just readable on the top.
The B8077 in the Strath of Orchy Part of the Old Military Road at Strathmilchan.
The B8077 in the Strath of Orchy
Part of the Old Military Road at Strathmilchan.
The River Orchy Looking downstream from Dalmally Bridge.
The River Orchy
Looking downstream from Dalmally Bridge.
The River Orchy Looking upstream from Dalmally Bridge.
The River Orchy
Looking upstream from Dalmally Bridge.
Dalmally War Memorial In an elevated position by Dalmally Bridge, but there are steps up to it. For a clearer image see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3257743">NN1627 : War memorial at Dalmally Bridge</a> from 9 years ago, without the shrubs.
Dalmally War Memorial
In an elevated position by Dalmally Bridge, but there are steps up to it. For a clearer image see NN1627 : War memorial at Dalmally Bridge from 9 years ago, without the shrubs.
Dalmally Bridge The B8077 passes over the River Orchy; beyond is Creagan Fhithich
Dalmally Bridge
The B8077 passes over the River Orchy; beyond is Creagan Fhithich
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Bad Beithe is located at Grid Ref: NN1628 (Lat: 56.41244, Lng: -4.9828766)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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